Examining Elon Musk Deal for Twitter, CNN+ Meltdown/Meaning, Impacts of Media/Information Flow on Politics, Business, American Living; plus MHVille Market Updates
“I’ll bet they [AMAC.us] are loving the great news of Elon Musk buying Twitter and his efforts to protect free speech. (Hope it’s genuine!)” So read one of the comments that came into MHProNews since one of ‘the world’s richest man,’ Elon Musk, announcement of the deal to buy Twitter and take the public company private. There are numbers of possible motivations for Musk to make this move, which could include a possible block/counter effort to the launch of deposed President Donald J. Trump’s “Truth Social.” What is clearer is that this is one of the most talked and written about news items at this time. Part of the premise of Musk’s pursuit of the Twitter deal is that ‘free speech’ is apparently under assault in the U.S. and elsewhere. A lack of free speech is an issue for any marketer, advocate, person or organization that has aspiration for their part of the American Dream. Thus today’s featured focus on MHProNews will be a report on Musk and Twitter. It will be followed by additional information, more MHProNews analysis, commentary and today’s market report snapshots and stock-business-driving headlines.
From the WND NewsCenter is the following report to MHProNews.
WND
‘Malevolent mouthpiece’: Left erupts as Musk takes over Twitter
‘Where should Democrats and Progressives go for free speech on social media?’
By Art Moore Published April 25, 2022 at 9:08pm
Prominent figures on the left who vowed to move to Canada if Donald Trump were elected in 2016 apparently didn’t follow through.
Now, in the wake of Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter in the name of free speech, it remains to be seen if any will fulfill a trending promise to abandon the social-media platform, which effectively serves as a national public square.
“At some point Twitter may have been a town square of ideas. It’s not that now. Now it’s a cesspool of bots, screamers, conspiracists, and the perpetually angry. Very little is gained by engaging, and too much is lost,” he wrote.
A Twitter user who responded to Blow’s tweet said Musk’s purchase “will be a huge, unimaginable loss for freedom, democracy and humanity as a whole,”
“Not sure if we will be able to carry on,” the user wrote. “Only time will tell.”
As news spread that the sale was imminent, Nikki Finke, founder and editor emeritus of Deadline.com, asked: “So if/when Elon Musk takes control of Twitter and turns it into a malevolent mouthpiece, where should Democrats and Progressives go for free speech on social media? An existing site or do we start our own?”
“It’s about white power. The man was raised in Apartheid by a white nationalist. He’s upset that Twitter won’t allow white nationalists to target/harass people. That’s his definition of free speech.”
King wrote that Musk “has openly called himself a ‘free speech absolutist’ and said that he wants to create a space where anything can be said about anyone.”
“That’s why white nationalists are giddy today,” he said. “Here on Twitter and other platforms that I track daily. It’s dangerous.”
Turning tide
In contrast, figures who had been banned for speech that countered the establishment narrative on issues such as the 2020 election and the COVID-19 pandemic, such as Dr. Robert Malone, were optimistic.
Malone told WND in a text that he looked forward to seeing the types of changes to the Twitter platform that Musk has been discussing.
“Maybe the tide will turn now on the likes of Spotify, Linked In, and even old creaky legacy media publications that prefer censorship, propaganda and defamation to an open society that values free speech,” he said.
Malone said Musk’s purchase is an important step forward for Americans “to rescue the common town hall which Twitter has come to represent from the grasp of those who demand censorship and propaganda as a way to protect themselves from encountering other viewpoints that challenge their own beliefs and assumptions.”
“Thanks to new ownership, I’ve decided to come back!” he wrote.
However, as news broke that a deal was imminent, former President Trump told Fox News on Monday he will not return to Twitter but instead will formally join his own TRUTH Social platform in the next week, as planned.
“I hope Elon buys Twitter because he’ll make improvements to it and he is a good man, but I am going to be staying on TRUTH,” Trump said.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., called for the restoration of her account along with the accounts of Trump, Malone, InfoWars founder Alex Jones and activist Milo Yiannopoulos.
Greene’s account was suspended by Twitter in January after the company charged she had violated its COVID “misinformation policies.”
The lawmaker tweeted about “extremely high amounts of Covid vaccine deaths,” posting a chart based on the data in the CDC’s Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, or VAERS.
Twitter said Greene was permanently banned after a “fifth strike.” Previously, she violated the company’s policies by distributing posts saying the vaccines should not be mandated, arguing the survival rate for COVID-19 is high for most people and the shots were “failing.”
Prepare for blue check mark full scale meltdown after @elonmusk seals the deal and I should get my personal Twitter account restored. pic.twitter.com/MKBQvHCoAH
Musk said in a statement after closing the deal that free speech is “the bedrock of a functioning democracy, and Twitter is the digital town square where matters vital to the future of humanity are debated.”
“I also want to make Twitter better than ever,” he said.
He promised new features, such as “making the algorithms open source to increase trust, defeating the spam bots and authenticating all humans.”
But Twitter employees on Monday, reported journalist Andy Ngô, say they are “sick of hearing about “free speech” and are “concerned about their mental health,” according to sources.
Ngô, known for his coverage of Antifa, said Twitter employees “on internal chats indicate their biggest fear is Donald Trump being unbanned” and many express “strong hatred” toward Musk. ##
Additional Twitter, Media-Related Information…
On ZeroHedge this morning (4.26.2022) at 7 AM is the following with respect to Musk and Twitter.
“Jeff Bezos Suggests Elon Musk Gives China ‘Leverage’ Over Twitter – Gets Wrecked In Replies
As the left’s collective outrage over Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter grows, Amazon founder (and owner of the Washington Post) Jeff Bezos joined the triggering – asking in a Monday night tweet whether China now has leverage over ‘the town square’ because Tesla relies on Beijing for business.
“Did the Chinese government just gain a bit of leverage over the town square?” asked Bezos, highlighting a tweet from New York Times reporter Mike Forsythe – who strung together a conspiracy theory based on Tesla’s reliance on Chinese battery makers, and the fact that China is Tesla’s ‘second-biggest market in 2021’ after the US.”
Interesting question. Did the Chinese government just gain a bit of leverage over the town square? https://t.co/jTiEnabP6T
Top tier billionaires are elbowing each other, not unlike how Musk did with Bill Gates recently on “philanthropy.” But elbows aside, Bezos’ point on China applies to all of the U.S. billionaires and corporate giants who are doing business in China.
In a somewhat related vein, the announcement that CNN+ is being cancelled is ironically a tweet generator and topic of conversation.
From WND NewsCenter to MHProNews, the following report on CNN+ through the lens of comments made by former Fox News anchor, Chris Wallace.
‘I’ve been a victim’: Chris Wallace goes public after CNN+ crashes and burns
With the fast collapse of CNN+, the streaming service that launched at the end of March, CNN anchor Chris Wallace has finally broken his silence on the issue.
Wallace left his longtime position at Fox News for a new job with CNN and a slot hosting on CNN+. But now that the streaming service has folded, Wallace said doesn’t know where his career is headed, The Hill reported.
However, Wallace did say that he is in “good shape whether it’s at CNN or someplace else,” Mediaite reported.
Wallace was speaking Sunday at a live-streamed meeting of a New York City-area group called the Common Ground Committee, which aims to promote “public discourse.” Joining Wallace on the panel was Jonathan Karl, chief Washington correspondent of ABC News.
The event was moderated by former CBS News correspondent Jacqueline Adams, with the topic “Media, Politics, and Polarization.” About 20 minutes into the forum, she put the question of the future of news streaming services directly to Wallace.
“Chris, the proverbial elephant in the room is the surprising announcement that CNN+ is shutting down at the end of this week. How should news consumers react,” she asked.
“Are there already enough choices for news sources out there and are the days of streaming already over?”
“Wow that was quick,” Wallace answered. “It’s an interesting thing and I’ve been a victim of all of this in the last week.”
CNN+ launched on March 29, but after just a month, CNN’s parent company, Warner Bros. Discovery, announced last week it will be shut down on April 30.
“When I came over to CNN+, there were some very smart people … who were saying that the future of cable news was in great jeopardy because of that fact that you’re seeing people unbundle. They’re not getting these bid, getting these big, expensive 50-channel cable deals anymore …
“This was just a wave of the future and the idea was you’ve got to get a foothold in the streaming world because that’s where the future of news off the mainstream networks is going to be.
“Now you have some equally smart people that have come in with a diametrically opposed view. These are the new bosses at CNN+ — Warner Bros. Discovery — who’ve come to the conclusion that to have a narrow, niche product like a news streaming service doesn’t work.
“I have absolutely no idea which is right and wrong, but the Discovery people are in charge and so they made the decision,” Wallace said.
The relaxed view Wallace presented Sunday was in contrast to reports of how he handled the collapse of CNN+ while it was still going on.
As the daily news about CNN+ kept getting worse, Wallace reportedly indulged in “daily breakdowns” and had his staff monitor how often promotions for his show were played.
At Sunday’s event, Wallace also noted how quickly the media landscape had changed, especially in light of the Netflix announcement last week that it had lost 200,000 subscribers in the first quarter of the year, leading its stock to plummet by 35 percent, as CNBC reported.
“Two weeks ago, streaming was king,” he said. “Now, we’ve had the decision on CNN+. The bad forecast about subscribers at Netflix. And suddenly, streaming is in ICU on life support.”
Wallace was anchoring the interview show “Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace?” on the streaming service.
Wallace told Adams he wasn’t worried about himself, but said he was concerned about all the employees of CNN+ who have found themselves out of a job thanks to the streaming service’s inability to prove it could be successful in a competitive media market.
“I am going to be fine. I’m in good shape, whether it’s at CNN or someplace else. Frankly, what I’m mostly concerned about right now – and very – is my team and hundreds of other people,” Wallace said.
“There were 300 people, I think, that had jobs at CNN+. Some of them had left CNN to go to streaming. Some of them had left other places, moved across the country. And so I think you’re seeing a lot of the anchors at CNN+ doing everything they can to protect the people that were working on their team,” he added. ##
More MHProNews Insights, Added Info, and Commentary
The New York Times and The Washington Post both made pivots recently on their handling of the Hunter Biden laptop story that Twitter and other social media giants ‘censored’ shortly before the 2020 election. What was previously dubbed Russian disinformation was recently ‘confirmed’ as seemingly authentic information from the abandoned laptop of White House Resident [PINO] Joe Biden’s son, Hunter. In the case of The Washington Post, it is owned by ‘the second richest man’ in the world, one Jeff Bezos of Amazon fame. But as the MHProNews report linked below which lists the ‘official’ top ten list indicated, there are at least two people who are not on those lists who may have similar or greater levels of wealth as Musk or Bezos.
Then, there are the questions about Musk and other billionaires living in the U.S. – such as – how did they really get to their current pinnacle of wealth? There are indications from mainstream sources that some of that wealth found in the Big Tech sector was a result of investments by various U.S. ‘spy’ agencies.
Put differently, things are not always as they are made to appear. Rep. Marjory Taylor Greene’s tweet speaks volumes. If Musk is serious, will he have Twitter employees turn back on deleted and censored material or not?
The report on journalist Rebecca Strong’s op-ed on mainstream media is another piece of the puzzle of how ‘legacy’ media and big tech are interacting to shape society.
With that backdrop, to the Chris Wallace/CNN+ meltdown, a reportedly $100 million dollar investment in that platform is apparently going up in smoke in a matter of a few weeks. The marketplace may be manipulated in some respects. But people still have the ability to make choices among arguably artificially limited options. “Woke” Disney’s stock plumet is an example of that which was explored in a report that framed the issue with manufactured housing implications.
Consumers and voters still have a say in what happens in America.
That noted, media and big tech censorship is said to have made a decisive difference in the 2020 presidential election contest between the 45th President Donald J. Trump (R) and former VP and U.S. Senator Joseph “Joe” Biden. As public rancor over Biden’s policies, even among Democrats, grows – one question being pressed by some in media is this. Will this cause even more interest in the question of was the election not just manipulated by censorship, but was it actually “stolen?”
From the soon to turn 25 years of service WND NewsCenter is this report and analysis to MHProNews.
WND
Miranda Devine: ‘The most compelling evidence’ of 2020 vote fraud
Miranda Devine was the lead reporter in the New York Post’s blockbuster stories weeks before the 2020 election featuring evidence of Joe Biden’s involvement in the family’s influence peddling operation.
A poll indicated that if those revelations had not been censored by Twitter, Facebook and other social media, they would have changed the outcome of the vote.
She’s referring to the hard data gathering by longtime election-integrity investigators Catherine Engelbrecht, founder of True the Vote, and data analyst Gregg Phillips that is featured in the upcoming documentary by Dinesh D’Souza “2000 Mules”.
As WND reported, Engelbrecht and Phillips hired a dozen people who put in 16-hour days for 15 months, combing tediously through cellphone geolocation data, surveillance videos and documents to see if the evidence supports their vote-fraud hypothesis. They believe the data show a highly coordinated operation in the key battleground states collected ballots and paid “mules” to stuff them in the unattended drop boxes that became a center of controversy.
Devine, calling the extent of the vote fraud “jawdropping,” featured it in a column warning that while Democrats and their failed policies appear to be headed for “annihilation at the midterms,” the party’s leaders “appear curiously relaxed, as if winning elections is no longer a priority.”
That’s because, she contends, “they have a cunning plan.”
“They might not be any good at governing, but when it comes to seizing power by foul means or fair, they are world-class,” she wrote.
Devine noted that in the film, D’Souza points out that there were enough suspect votes discovered in the investigation in Georgia, Pennsylvania and Arizona to possibly change the outcome of the election.
“There is no way to scrutinize those ballots now and see if they are fraudulent but if we must have drop boxes at election time, they need to be secure and under 24/7 surveillance,” she wrote.
Devine believes Republican candidates, including President Trump, if he runs, should not keep bringing up “the stolen election” but should instead focus on winning the next one.
Much of the evidence of criminal behavior discovered by Engelbrecht, Phillips and their team is indisputable. In Georgia, for example, it’s illegal for any person to place more than one ballot in a drop box unless he or she has registered as an “assistor.” In Gwinnett County, where there is video footage of people with latex gloves stuffing multiple ballots in a drop box then recording the deed with a photograph, there were no “assistors” registered for the 2020 election.
Phillip said in a recent interview with Charlie Kirk that after the movie comes out and the inevitable attacks come, the investigative team will “pull the rip cord” and release all of the data.
See the interview with Charlie Kirk:
See a trailer for “2000 Mules”:
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Headlines fromleft-of-center CNN Business – from the evening of 4.25.2022
Twitter agrees to sale
FILE – Elon Musk in this March 9, 2020 file photo.
The deal would put world’s richest man in charge of one of the world’s most influential platforms
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Reaction: NAACP on to news of Twitter purchase: “Mr. Musk: free speech is wonderful, hate speech is unacceptable.”
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Truth Social: Trump SPAC is down 44% since Musk disclosed Twitter stake
WATCH: Elon Musk in 2001: I’m a little tired of the internet
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Morgan Stanley warns of potential bear market in US stocks
SpaceX astronaut mission successfully returns to Earth after a week of delays
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US oil sinks below $100 on China Covid concerns
US labor board sues Starbucks to rehire unionizing employees
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CHINA
Women wearing face masks to help protect from the coronavirus walk by a barricaded Galaxy Soho commercial office building which was locked down for health monitoring following a COVID-19 case detected in the area, Tuesday, April 5, 2022, in Beijing. China has sent more than 10,000 health workers from across the country to Shanghai, including 2,000 military medical staff, as it struggles to stamp out a rapidly spreading COVID-19 outbreak in China’s largest city.
Chinese officials are ‘painfully aware’ of economic fallout from lockdowns
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Tesla wants to resume production in Shanghai
Lockdowns pose a growing threat to the economy
Top Chinese regulator says tech is booming
INVESTING
An aerial photo taken on April 18, 2022 shows a large number of export vehicles waiting to be loaded at The port of Yantai, East China’s Shandong Province. According to preliminary calculations released by the National Bureau of Statistics, China’s GROSS domestic product (GDP) in the first quarter was 2,7017.8 trillion yuan, up 4.8% year on year.
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All on Capitol Hill were welcoming and interested in manufactured housing related issues. But Congressman Al Green’s office was tremendous in their hospitality. Our son’s hand is on a package that included a copy of the Constitution of the United States and other goodies. Tamas has grown considerably since this photo was taken.
By L.A. “Tony” Kovach – for MHProNews. Tony earned a journalism scholarship along with numerous awards in history. There have been several awards and honors and also recognition in manufactured housing. For example, he earned the prestigious Lottinville Award in history from the University of Oklahoma, where he studied history and business management. He’s a managing member and co-founder of LifeStyle Factory Homes, LLC, the parent company to MHProNews, and MHLivingNews.com. This article reflects the LLC’s and/or the writer’s position and may or may not reflect the views of sponsors or supporters.
